Recently, on a trip to Miami, I was talking with a local attorney and he said the bizarre case of "sex offenders." Florida law requiring the defendants not to leave your county, and stay over 800 meters of any meeting place for children, are schools, parks or day.
In the case of Miami-Dade County, that only leaves the little island under a bridge linking Miami to Miami Beach Island, so that dozens of men and young people live in crowded stores campaign pending trial it may take at least several months and sometimes years. Furthermore, there are rare cases of young people who were 18 when his girlfriend was 17 and ended up here because of strict laws against relations with "minor." In the frame of mind, men have self-organized as a community, choosing a leader and set standards and regulations to subsist on the little island.
He told me my lawyer friend last year, with the arrival of tropical storms, had to flee because the island was flooded. The police, to check the area the next morning, noted that the men were "under water" and led them not to stand trial on the island. The judge, obviously, put her hands to her head as Kafkaesque situation.
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